• Hawaii Gets Tsunami Cleanup Money
  
  (Honolulu, HI) — Hawaii and four other states are getting federal funds to clean up debris from last year’s tsunami in Japan. Each state is getting 50-thousand dollars. Alaska Senator Mark Begich says the amount is inadequate and not even enough to clean one beach
• HPD Investigating Military Housing Fire
  
  (Honolulu, HI) — A four-man unit with the Honolulu Police Department is at the Pearl City Peninsula military housing investigating an arson fire. Officials have determined yesterday’s fire on Iowella Avenue was intentionally set and witnesses are stepping forward with a possible suspect description
• City Sued
  
  (Honolulu, HI) — The City and County of Honolulu is being sued over its attempt to sell part of Haleiwa Beach Park. A North Shore group wants to stop the possible sale because it says the community frequently uses the space
• Road Closures Start Tomorrow For…
  
  (Honolulu, HI) — Road closures are set to begin tomorrow in connection with the city’s rail project. Officials say the first major closure will affect traffic in the Ewa area, when they shut down Old Farrington Highway to move a water pipe …Read More
• Meals On Wheels Cutting Meals Service
  
  (Honolulu, HI) — The Meals on Wheels program is facing cutbacks. The agency is struggling and has decided the best way to deal with budget issues is to cut back on the number of meals they deliver each week

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